Actor Manish Naggdev Goes Vicky Donor and Donates Sperm
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oi-IANS
By
Television
actor
Manish
Naggdev,
who
is
going
Vicky
Donar
way
by
agreeing
to
donate
his
sperm,
says
if
people
like
Shah
Rukh
Khan
and
Aamir
Khan
can
go
for
surrogacy,
then
what
is
wrong
in
this!
He
was
approached
by
a
32-year-old
man
from
Chennai
through
a
social
networking
site
and
Manish
said:
"I
thought
about
it
and
I
felt
that
there
is
nothing
wrong
in
it.
It
is
just
a
kind
gesture.
That
is
it."
The
actor
feels
that
if
people
can
accept
Vicky
Donor,
they
would
understand
his
decision
too.
He
feels
current
generation
is
matured.
"They
have
accepted
a
film
like
Vicky
Donor.
Everyone
understands
that
this
is
normal.
There
will
be
a
lot
of
people
who
would
agree
with
me," he
added.
Manish
has
been
part
of
shows
like
Madhubala,
Banoo
Mein
Teri
Dulhann,
Santaan,
and
Rehna
Hai
Teri
Palkon
Ki
Chhaon
Mein.
Of
course,
he
had
apprehensions
and
took
one-and-a-half
week
to
comply
to
the
request.
"I
had
apprehensions.
I
took
one-and-a-half
week
to
think
about
it.
If
people
like
Shah
Rukh
Khan
and
Aamir
Khan
can
go
for
surrogacy,
then
what
is
wrong
with
this?
If
abortion
is
a
crime,
then
giving
life
is
a
good
deed," he
said.
Passion
For
Acting
Manish
Naggdev
was
fresh
out
of
school,
when
the
acting
bug
bit
him.
This
22-year-old
Mumbaikar
who
plays
Chinu
in
Dulhan,
a
popular
soap
on
Zee
TV
is
a
former
student
of
Kishore
Namit
Kapoor
Acting
Labs,
Mumbai.
Acting
Course
It
was
Manish's
passion
for
acting
that
got
him
enrolled
in
the
course.
First
Break
After
a
series
of
auditions
Manish
got
his
first
break
for
a
leading
commercial
followed
by
a
negative
role
of
a
killer
which
he
portrayed
in
the
detective
serial-
CID.
Likes
Negative
Roles
He
feels
playing
a
positive
character
is
much
more
challenging,
"When
you
have
to
play
a
negative
character,
you
can
act
loudly.
You
can
play
with
the
character,
raise
your
eyebrows,
and
give
that
evil
smile
and
attitude.
But
when
you
are
playing
a
positive
guy,
you
have
to
be
very
subtle.
You
have
to
reflect
everything
positive.
I
feel
it
is
challenging
to
play
a
positive
character,"
he
had
said.
He
Was
Approached
He
was
approached
by
a
32-year-old
man
from
Chennai
through
a
social
networking
site
regarding
this
and
Manish
said:
"I
thought
about
it
and
I
felt
that
there
is
nothing
wrong
in
it.
It
is
just
a
kind
gesture.
That
is
it."